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Re: Color Line Cuts Through the Heart (Score: 1)
by giantgrowth on Friday, July 28 @ 16:54:29 EDT
(User Info | Send a Message) | Seraphfire speak the truth. The other fellow is rather selfish by dividing himself from the rest of us, as if he was the exception to the group. Well, ***** the neo-con agenda. There is no such thing as 'hardwork' persist. My friend best (another asian, chinese), graducated #1 from a presitgious highschool. He applied to Rice and he didn't get accepted. Although, that would not be anything to 'mop' about, except that two white guys, about somewhere from the top 30-20% tile got accepted in Rice.
What the *****? He worked his ass off, perfect score on the SAT. Got into state UiL compeititons and shit. 750+ hours of community service (started freshman year), and now he has to settle for a local community college. WTF? Some white dude score a lucky touchdown and he's going off to Rice U on a football scholarship? That would be understandable in Texas, but the other white guy. He's done nothing but sit on his ass. Nothing in his resume, he claims to be part 'native american' but he has not ties nor lineages to any native american culture. He's as white as they get. Now, this happened back in '92, but it doesn't mean it didn't happen again to another poor hardworking Asian. We got screwed because of our race. My friend called back and asked them about this, the admission office told him bluntly: "We've got too many Asians (this includes s.asian, and pi's)." And back in '92, it was only 7% Asian (inc. s.a's and pi's).
Obvious the article is anti-Asian unity. It seeks to divide 3th generation Asians from 1st generation Asians. And somehow along the line it forces the 2nd generation Asians to pick a side-- or else face the denounication of being a 'racist'.
You know what's funny? After my friend found out, he starting speaking out. And people were like "oMg, dOnt WhiNe!" (some asians included) But all he wanted to do was to make sure it doesn't happen to another Asian again. |
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